Gypsy Mitchell - Love Is... Infinite (2024) [Hi-Res]

"Love Is... Infinite" is the debut album of Dallas soul artist Gypsy Mitchell. Born in 1952, he co-founded the legendary group The Relatives in 1970. After that, he spent decades performing on the Chitlin’ Circuit, playing guitar alongside R&B and funk stars such as Buddy Ace, Johnnie Taylor, The Bar-Kays, and Joe Simon.

His voice evokes Bobby Womack and Darondo, while his guitar style resembles Nile Rodgers and Ernie Isley. However, this is not just a retro album—it is a collection of 10 deeply personal songs blending vintage, modern, and cosmic sounds. Guests include Houston rapper Paul Wall, Hi Rhythm keyboardist Archie Turner, and arranger Pete Lanctot (Aaron Frazer, Durand Jones & the Indications).

The album was produced by Zach Ernst and Matthew Strmiska (Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears). It combines vintage soul with modern psychedelic and breakbeat influences. Its strength lies in sincere songwriting and genuine musicality, free from calculation or cynicism.

Tracklist:
1-1. Gypsy Mitchell - Movin' (Down the Highway) (03:31)
1-2. Gypsy Mitchell - How Do U Feel? (03:33)
1-3. Gypsy Mitchell, Paul Wall - I'm Still Standing (06:28)
1-4. Gypsy Mitchell - It... What or Why? (06:40)
1-5. Gypsy Mitchell - Love (01:38)
1-6. Gypsy Mitchell - Movin' (Interlude) (02:30)
1-7. Gypsy Mitchell - Don't It Make You Feel Good (05:47)
1-8. Gypsy Mitchell - Fruit Don't Fall Far From The Tree (08:13)
1-9. Gypsy Mitchell - Drive By (04:00)
1-10. Gypsy Mitchell - If I Had My Way (03:28)